The Best Episodes Directed By Masaki Tsukada

Someone reports the Shocker monster Garagaranda's strategy to poison the water supply to Masked Rider. The Shocker Chief detects Ambassador Hell is the traitor and decides to execute him.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

With the arrival of Masked Rider #2 Hongo is rescued and the Double Riders showdown against Leechameleon.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

The cyborg Longhornkid revives the monsters defeated by Rider to begin the “Devil Festival.” Through sacrifices, energy is given to Zanjio, Jaguarman, Poison Lizard Man, Hedgehoras and Rhinogang to achieve their resurrection.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

Kamen Rider and Mukadetiger simultaneously vanish. At that time, the Gel-Shocker Chief determines the real identity of the Anti-Shocker Alliance that has continuously disrupted Gel-Shocker activity.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

The Gel-Shocker monster Leechameleon uses the blood absorbed from humans to resurrect Ganikomol who once defeated Rider. Learning of this, Hongo embarks for the enemy's lair, but the revived Ganikomol is there waiting for him.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

Shocker plots their “Snow Strategy” to melt all of the snow of Kusatsu Heights and cause a great flood, and makes the physicist Doctor Mikawa manufacture an energy bomb that releases intense heat.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masayuki Shimada

While Hongo and the others are training intensely with their sights set on winning the All Japan Motorcycle Championship, Rhinogang is dispatched from Shocker's Africa division.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masayuki Shimada

Hongou discovers an upcoming meeting between important Shocker branch chiefs, but that is not all the Leader has planned.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

Hongo and Taki receive communication from the FBI saying, “There are clues to Shocker in Kobe,” and so they secretly fly to Kobe in search of Shocker movement.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

Hongo consults with the young boy Satoru who is concerned about his older brother since he's become obsessed with painting a black cat, but at that moment, Nekoyamori appears out of the black cat paintings decorating the room.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masayuki Shimada

Taki arrives at the place where he received word of a Shocker sighting from the Boys' Rider Squad but is captured by the monster Roseranga.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Ikuro Suzuki

Hongo learns from the Boys Rider Squad members of strange occurances in the Tanzawa district and heads to the scene, but he is attacked there by Boys Gel-Shocker Squad.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

An eminent biologist, Dr. Murayama, discovers a new clean energy source, and Destron's Machinegun-Snake is sent to seize the data. Failing to grab the doctor, he kidnaps assistant Nishizaki Michiko. When she refuses to talk, Machinegun-Snake targets Tsutomu, her son. Kazami Shiro is injured by the mutant! Can V3 protect Tsutomu, his friend Mamoru, and rescue his mother?

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Ikuro Suzuki

From the only surviving earthworm of the Bikini Islands atomic bomb experiments Shocker creates Earthworm Man.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masayuki Shimada

While catching cicadas, Naoki witnesses a murder by the Shocker monster Cicadaminga. Hongo protects Naoki and Shocker come to attack him, but he chases them back and has a confrontation with Cicadaminga.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

Tobei Tachibana becomes president and Taki acts as commanding officer of the Boys' Kamen Rider Squad that is formed. Around that time, there is an outbreak of multiple attacks at blood banks.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

The monster Urchindogma takes over the village near Tobei's hometown in order to raise a massive amount of Urchindogma eggs. When Tobei returns to his hometown to visit a grave, he protects a young boy who is attacked by Urchindogma for being a witness.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

Using Jellyfishwolf who can release 10 million volts of electric current, Gel-Shocker schemes to massacre people by bringing lightning down on Shinjuku station during rush hour.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masayuki Shimada

Gel-Shocker draws up a list of Japan's important figures to execute. The monster Kumolion delivers letters of advance notice for their deaths to these figures and then assassinates them one by one.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

Gel-Shocker remodels a death row inmate into the monster Boarbeetle. Boarbeetle possesses a madness gas and in order to succeed in their strategy to devastate Tokyo with a deadly poison gas.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Fumio Ishimori

Using his power to liquify his entire body, Shocker monster Newtgeth abducts many adult men to advance the construction of an underground airfield.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Masaru Igami

Born from high voltage, the monster Electrifirefly receives orders from Ambassador Hell to steal all of the electricity inside Tokyo.

Director: Masaki Tsukada

Writer: Gorou Okeya